private letter

The Society recognizes community members in other ways, including private letters.

Imagine this: you want to send a private letter to a friend.

Even though this is a private letter, I can't say much to you.

Such private letters to individuals do not have the force of law for the faithful in general.

I don't like to have my private letters read by anybody.

It contains nothing but private letters and photographs of women.

Many of them, even private letters to his family, were printed and distributed.

The decision came as a private letter ruling, which applies only to this particular case.

I consider it an invasion of privacy for you to read my private letters.

In 1774, a system of charging postage on private letters began.

"I think it's very unfortunate that this private letter has come to your possession."

"You can write a private letter in there if you want."

Kennedy responded with an equally private letter on October 16.

"It is the copy of a private letter that I wrote to my brother.

Other support is found in private letters from the first decade of the 19th century, which later became public.

With her help, private letters and requests to trace men missing in action were passed on.

Although written as a private letter, it was subsequently published on a film industry website.

Valuable are also old photographs with greetings on the back or private letters.

He carries a sense of his own predicament, but it surfaces only in private letters.

Max Jacob's resentment revealed itself years later in private letters.

Sometimes the official and private letters were virtually identical, apart from the address.

If you are angry at a former friend could you not just send them a private letter or make a phone call?

Doubtless you will hear from her shortly with a private letter."

A lesser punishment would have been a private letter.

He struggled hard at times, as his private letters and diaries attest.